docs: bring the humanized root README to main#87
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- Describe the motivation, features, architecture and current status of the platform - Add a mermaid architecture diagram and stack badges - Link the per-service and contracts READMEs instead of duplicating their content - Credit py-draughts as the foundation of the rule engine - Tests: not applicable, documentation-only change
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Docs-only sync of the rewritten root README (motivation, feature summary, mermaid architecture
diagram, status/roadmap, py-draughts credits) so
mainshows it when the repository goes public.Why
mainis the public face; the README rewrite (#86) landed ondevright after the v0.4.0release.
devandmaindiffer only by this document.Verification
Documentation-only; the change went through PR #86 on dev. CI path filters do not trigger on
README changes, so the required checks will not report here - merging needs the admin bypass.